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Matt
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What do those material measurement metrics stand for in a drill represent?

I was looking forward to buying a drill for my crafts when I found those specificationsthis under the drill's photo, so:

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I was wondering what do the metrics under the brick, wood and steel refer to? At first, I thought it was the maximum depth I can drill in these materials, but then I thought that this depended on the drill size and that it couldn't differ among different materials, so what are those numbers really for?

What do those metrics stand for in a drill?

I was looking forward to buying a drill for my crafts when I found those specifications under the drill's photo, so I was wondering what do the metrics under the brick, wood and steel refer to? At first, I thought it was the maximum depth I can drill in these materials, but then I thought that this depended on the drill size and that it couldn't differ among different materials, so what are those numbers really for?

What do those material measurement metrics for a drill represent?

I was looking forward to buying a drill for my crafts when I found this under the drill's photo:

specifications

I was wondering what do the metrics under the brick, wood and steel refer to? At first, I thought it was the maximum depth I can drill in these materials, but then I thought that this depended on the drill size and that it couldn't differ among different materials, so what are those numbers really for?

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What do those metrics stand for in a drill?

I was looking forward to buying a drill for my crafts when I found those specifications under the drill's photo, so I was wondering what do the metrics under the brick, wood and steel refer to? At first, I thought it was the maximum depth I can drill in these materials, but then I thought that this depended on the drill size and that it couldn't differ among different materials, so what are those numbers really for?